Stressed: What to say about the long and detailed New York Times article about stressed out American workers? The Times itself put it into perspective with the other front page story right next to it, which ends with this observation:

Everything the people of Beslan thought they knew about living, his aunt said, had changed. She rubbed bits of the filament of eggshell onto the boy's blisters and burns, and said the lesson was indelible: "We never knew how happy we were."

Count your blessings. Name them one by one.